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$1.90B
P/E ratio
18.5
Dividend yield
3.6778%
Expense ratio
0.41%
Beta
0.505862
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$43.25
Today's open
$43.30
Day's range
$42.74 - $43.35
52 week range
$33.89 - $43.87
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IXC: Oil Holding In The $60s, High Near-4% Yield, Monitoring The Macro
I reiterate a "Buy" rating on IXC, citing attractive valuation, global diversification, and a high dividend yield versus the S&P 500. IXC offers exposure to global energy leaders, trades at a modest 14.5x P/E, and boasts a robust 10.2% long-term EPS growth rate. Despite recent underperformance and mixed technicals, IXC's defensive portfolio and favorable calendar trends support a positive outlook.
Seeking Alpha • Sep 10, 2025

IXC: Energy Is A Play For The Contrarian (Rating Upgrade)
IXC is a passively managed global energy sector ETF, which I evaluate for its current investment appeal. My previous cautious outlook on IXC has been validated, as the fund has notably underperformed the broader equity market. I see a contrarian opportunity in this fund as expectations are low and crude oil prices are depressed enough that I think the next move will be higher.
Seeking Alpha • Jun 8, 2025

The Energy Sell-Off Has Me Interested
I see value in the Energy sector due to its recent underperformance, expected demand rise, and potential trade clarity boosting crude oil prices. Crude oil demand is set to increase, making the current sell-off an opportunity to buy into undervalued Energy ETFs like VDE and IXC. The US's reliance on international trade and a weakening USD could further support crude oil prices, benefiting the Energy sector.
Seeking Alpha • May 12, 2025

5 ETFs That Could Soar If Gas Prices Return to $5 Per Gallon
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24/7 Wall Street • Apr 21, 2025

IXC: Stable Income Option With Lackluster Growth
iShares Global Energy ETF warrants a hold rating, due to a marginal growth outlook and high expense ratio, despite stable dividends. IXC offers a 4.17% dividend yield, but underperforms the market with a 10-year average annual share price return of 5.90%. Key holdings like Exxon Mobil and Chevron provide stable income, but Shell's declining growth impacts overall performance.
Seeking Alpha • Apr 8, 2025

8 Best Energy ETFs to Buy
Energy ETFs have struggled over the past year as oil prices churned, but the tide could be turning. These funds give investors lower-risk exposure to the space.
Kiplinger • Jan 16, 2025

IXC: Global Energy Stocks Catching A Bid Post-Election, Remain Cheap
IXC is a buy due to its low P/E, high cash flow, and emerging price momentum despite falling oil prices. The ETF has a diversified global portfolio, with significant exposure to large-cap value stocks, particularly Exxon Mobil and Chevron. IXC's technicals show a bullish rounded bottom pattern, with shares above key moving averages and positive RSI momentum.
Seeking Alpha • Nov 19, 2024

3 Dividend-Paying ETFs to Buy Now Amid Surging Oil Prices
These ETFs have compelling yields and should continue rising or falling to the tune of oil prices.
The Motley Fool • Oct 12, 2024

IXC: Energy Stocks Offer Strong Return Potential, But Not Without Volatility
iShares Global Energy ETF invests in energy companies within the S&P Global 1200, with capped weight restrictions to prevent dominance. IXC recently had assets under management of $2.15 billion, following somewhat volatile net fund flows, and an expense ratio of 0.41%. The fund's valuation indicates a potential IRR of 12%. However, uncertainty characterized by higher beta is likely to continue to produce volatility.
Seeking Alpha • Aug 21, 2024

IXC: OPEC+ Is Probably Not That Firm On Cut Phase-Out Telegraph
OPEC+ has provided some baseline aspirations for phasing out their supply cuts, with some elements of the timeline disappointing oil markets. They are principally concerned with the fact that rival capacity has been allowed to grow, and some members in particular have been aggressive about increasing production. We think that due to the budgets of some of these companies, and less urgency over clearing assets, OPEC+ are not that firm on the cuts.
Seeking Alpha • Jun 5, 2024

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